Nacra 17

The Nacra 17 is an Olympic foiling catamaran and has been an Olympic sailing class since the 2016 Games in Rio. Once it reaches a certain speed, its foils lift it out of the water – the catamaran flies above the surface and reaches very high speeds. Spectacular to watch and a joy to sail.

Features

• Olympic class since Rio 2016
• Foiling catamaran: foils lift the boat out of the water
• Sailed by mixed two-person crews

Specifications

• Design: Nacra Sailing / Morelli & Melvin
• Hull length: 5.25 m, carbon foam sandwich, epoxy
• Beam: 2.6 m
• Mast length: 9.15 m, full carbon
• Boat weight: 173 kg ready to sail
• Mainsail: 16 m², Pentex
• Jib: 4.05 m², Pentex
• Spinnaker: 17.83 m², polyester
• Z-foils and T-rudders with elevators: full carbon
• Rudder system with active rake, cast aluminium
• Mainsheet: 1:10, cunningham: 1:16, jib cunningham: 1:4
• Standing rigging with adjustable turnbuckles

You will find technical details on our website lindstaedt.com.